Restore Your Cookware's Non-Stick Performance.
Your favourite cookware deserves another chance. Discover our non-stick recoating service and give suitable existing cookware a fresh start.
Renew. Recoat. Reuse.
Give your cookware a fresh start.
Think before you replace.
Give your existing cookware another chance with professional non-stick recoating.
Fry Pan
Tawa
Appam Pan
Griller
Cooker
Istri (Iron)
Sandwich Toaster
Air Fryer Basket
Cake Mould
Electric Toaster
Electric Cooker
Waffle Plate
Bread Pans
Electric Cake Maker
Muffin / Cupcake Trays
Pizza Pans
Steamer Trays
Idli Plates / Trays
Chapati Machine Plates
Chocolate Moulds
Final acceptance depends on the cookware's material, construction and condition. Not every item is suitable for recoating.
Simple Steps. A Fresh Start.
Here's an overview of the journey your cookware goes through.
Drop Off
Bring your cookware to your nearest centre.
Inspection & Assessment
We inspect your cookware, assess its suitability for recoating, and provide the pricing.
Recoating
Your cookware is shipped to The Non-Stick Lab for professional non-stick recoating.
Quality Check & Dispatch
After recoating, your cookware goes through a quality check, is carefully packed, and shipped back to the centre.
Collection
Collect your professionally recoated cookware from your nearest centre.
Frequently Asked Questions.
Everything you may want to know before getting your cookware recoated.
What is non-stick cookware recoating?
Non-stick cookware recoating is the process of restoring cookware by applying a fresh, high-performance non-stick coating. Each utensil is thoroughly inspected before recoating to assess its condition and suitability. For previously coated cookware, the existing damaged coating is completely removed, followed by careful surface preparation and application of a fresh coating. For uncoated cookware, the base metal is properly prepared before applying the new non-stick coating, ensuring a smooth finish and reliable cooking performance.
Which types of cookware can be recoated?
Most metal cookware, including frying pans, tawa, trays, pots, and other compatible kitchen utensils, cookware can be considered for non-stick recoating. Each item is carefully inspected to assess its suitability, overall condition, and the extent of any existing physical damage before acceptance. Recoating feasibility depends on the base material, structural integrity, and condition of the cookware.
How much does cookware recoating cost?
The cost of recoating depends on the type and size of the cookware. On average, recoating can help you save approximately 70% compared to purchasing new, standard-quality cookware. Contact your nearest The Non-Stick Lab centre with details of your cookware to receive an estimate of the applicable charges.
How long does the process take?
The complete turnaround time includes collection, transportation, recoating, return shipping, and delivery. The overall process may take up to 2 weeks, depending on the location, logistics, and processing requirements. Contact your nearest ‘The Non-Stick Lab’ centre for an estimated completion time based on your cookware and location.
How Does the Quality of Recoated Cookware Compare to Branded Cookware Available in the Market?
At ‘The Non-Stick Lab’, we are committed to restoring cookware performance through meticulous surface preparation and the application of premium, globally sourced branded non-stick coatings. Every batch of coating material undergoes quality testing, and the application process follows established standards and guidelines to ensure consistent quality, reliable performance, and superior application standards.
Is Recoated Cookware Dishwasher Safe and Induction Compatible?
Yes! Our recoated cookware is designed to meet high performance standards. Induction compatibility depends on the cookware's original base material, while dishwasher suitability depends on the coating and overall construction.